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🛡️ Term Life Insurance Calculator

Calculate how much term life cover your family actually needs using three methods — Human Life Value, Income Replacement and DIME — and get a realistic annual premium estimate. Switch to Advanced for the full 9-module cover, premium, affordability and claim-reality analysis.

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Your Details

Annual Income

Your Age

yrs

Retirement Age

yrs

Spouse Income

Optional — reduces net income need

Dependents

Children + non-earning members

nos

Outstanding Loans

Home + car + personal combined

Education Fund Needed

For children's higher education

Existing Life Cover

All existing policies combined

Discount Rate

Expected investment return

% p.a.

Coverage Recommendation

Enter your income and age to see recommendation

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What This Term Life Insurance Calculator Does

  • Three methods compared — HLV, Income Replacement and DIME — with the highest recommended
  • Inflation-adjusted income replacement over your earning years
  • Adds outstanding loans and goals, subtracts existing cover and assets
  • Annual and monthly premium estimate for the recommended sum assured
  • Section 80C benefit on premiums paid (Old Tax Regime)

Term Life Insurance — Frequently Asked Questions

How much term life insurance do I need?

A common rule is 10–15× your annual income, but a needs-based figure is better: replace your income to retirement (inflation-adjusted), add outstanding loans and major goals like children's education, then subtract existing cover and liquid assets. For a 30-year-old earning ₹12L/year, that is often ₹1.5–2.5 crore.

What is Human Life Value (HLV)?

HLV is the present value of your future income net of personal expenses, over your remaining working years. It estimates the economic value your family loses if you are not around, and is one of the most accurate ways to size term cover compared with simple income multiples.

Is term insurance premium eligible for tax deduction?

Yes — premiums paid on a term life policy qualify for deduction under Section 80C (up to ₹1.5L/year) under the Old Tax Regime. The death benefit your nominee receives is exempt under Section 10(10D). These benefits are not available under the New Tax Regime.

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